Tyre Nichols was Brutally assassinated by USA POLICE

Tyre Nichols was Brutally assassinated by the USA POLICE. Nichols was 28 years old and used to work at FedEx. He has a 4-year-old son living with him.

While he was on the way home in Memphis, on Jan -8, a Memphis traffic official stopped him in regard to a violation, this meetup ended with the Demines of Nichols.

In Videos circulated by officials, it is clearly seen that Traffic officials brutalities Nichols even after their first surrender, When the officials caught him a second time the brutality by the police was seen in the videos.

As in the video it is clearly seen that Nichols was frightened by the Memphis traffic official, As of the verbal communication at the beginning he tried to convince the official but the official brutality did not stop, In order to save his life Nichols fled from the official but Unfortunate he could not save his life from the Memphis traffic official.

As per the official Nichols informed about the breathing issue on 10-jan, an official took him to the hospital, But at the hospital, he was declared dead.

In all parts of the USA, Big protests are going on due to Tyre Nichols was Brutally assassinated by USA POLICE

protesters are demanding Justice for Nichols and changes in the official procedure of the Police department while carrying out responsibilities.

A lot of questions have arisen about the police and medical officials & the procedures they carried out.

5 police official has been suspended according to an official in Memphis.

Yet Protests are burning in regard to the incident in Peru.

5 ex-cops argue not liable to kill accusations in Tire Nichols’ deadly beating

On Friday, five former Memphis Police Department officers accused of second-degree murder and other counts in the death of Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man who passed away in January days after being assaulted by policemen, entered a not guilty plea.

At the beginning of the hearing, Judge James Jones Jr. stated that the matter “may take some time.”
Be tolerant. The Judge instructed the officers to “work with your attorneys.” There can be strong feelings involved in this situation.

The litigants, who are temporarily free from jail, will have one more hearing on May 1.

https://www.axios.com/2023/02/17/tyre-nichols-police-plead-not-guilty-murder

https://www.usatoday.com/videos/news/nation/2023/01/29/deactivators-neutralize-tear-gas-perus-protests/11146030002/

https://www.npr.org/2023/01/28/1151504967/tyre-nichols-memphis-police-body-cam-video